Irish Company Formation Packages — Pricing & Comparison

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Packages for Residents of Ireland

From € 249

Our package for Irish residents includes comprehensive business setup support. This package is designed to ensure seamless compliance with Irish regulations, providing you with everything you need to successfully establish and run your business.

Packages for EU Residents

From € 1299

Our EU Residents package offers a streamlined company formation process tailored for EU and EEA (European Economic Area) nationals only. Has all the essentials for a seamless setup, allowing you to focus on growing your business.

Packages for Non - EU Residents

From € 2699

Our All-Inclusive package for Non-EU and EEA (European Economic Area) residents provides a complete solution for establishing a company in Ireland. Full spector of company formation and nominee director services for a hassle-free Ltd formation experience in Ireland.

Need a custom solution? We will create a dedicated package for you.

Getting Started

How to register your company in Ireland in 4 simple steps

COMPANY NAME CHECK

We will check your company name if it can be registered. Don’t worry. If you name will not be accepted by CRO, we can help you to register a Business Name.

CHOOSE A PACKAGE

Select from popular packages or talk to one of our experts to create a custom package for your business needs. We offer Irish, UK and offshore jurisdictions.

MAKE A PAYMENT

We support many payment methods for your convenience: bank, debit or credit cards, PayPal, Revolut, Wise, even crypto. Once payment is done,
we will commence the process.

PROVIDE DETAILS

You will fill in a form and provide supporting documents. You can submit all details over the Internet. No need to come to Ireland or post anything. We accept electronics scans.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to Common Concerns

Why to Register a Company in Ireland?

Setting up a company in Ireland carries plenty of benefits. These are the smooth process of annual returns submission, low Ireland corporate tax rate (lowest in the EU), official documentation in English, access to the European market, the brilliant reputation of Ireland as a business-friendly country, availability of progressive and educated workforce.

How long does it take to form a company?

It takes just a few hours to fill in and prepare necessary company documents and forms. Once documents are submitted to the CRO, it usually takes 3-5 days to issue a company registration number. Due to the impact of Covid-19, the Companies Registration Office may process applications for up to 2 weeks.

Can I register a company online without a need to come in person?

Yes, there is no need to physically come to Ireland to set up a company. Certainly, you are more than welcome to visit the country. It’s beautiful! Forms are uploaded digitally using scanned pdf files of original signatures. Please note, CRO does not accept digital signatures done by typing a name or drawing a signature.

How many directors and secretaries an Irish company must have?

A company is a legal entity separate and distinct from those who own or run it. In order to incorporate a company a Form A1 shall be filled in and submitted together with a Constitution to the Registrar of Companies with scanned signed originals. Anyone can register a company themselves. However, it is advised to use a professional to ensure compliance with the Companies Act 2014. Each company must have a director and a secretary, must carry business in the state and have a registered office address in Ireland.

What is the difference between Limited Company (LTD) and Partnership?

Limited company is a separate entity from a legal person. Ltd companies are limited by shares. If business is liquidated, the company’s liabilities are treated separately to those of its shareholders and directors, in a way, protecting them from debt and financial losses of the business itself. Partnerships, on the other hand, have limited and unlimited partners who are treated as legal persons. Unlimited partners are responsible for all debt and liabilities accrued by the business.

How to close the company if I don't need it?

A company can be closed or wound up by a process called Voluntary Strike-Off. This is a quick and easy way to dissolve the company without any consequences for the founders and directors. Both trading and non-trading companies can be closed. The main criteria for eligibility would be no debts and no assets above €150. If this condition is not met, the company shall be liquidated or will be struck off the register by CRO by a process called Involuntary Strike Off with possibility of fine. Book in a free consultation to discuss winding up of your company.